For a game that demands you take very careful control of targeting and independent caterpillar tracks, the overall experience Tank Biathlon offers is surprisingly unbalanced.

A proficiently executed puzzler that's too vague and drab to ever really imprint itself on your brain.

While it's slickly presented, End Night HD lacks the same level of sophistication when it comes to its gameplay, with its unmoderated hack-fest becoming tired within minutes.

AlphaBounce successfully incorporates RPG elements into the brick-breaking genre, but doesn't supply the gameplay to back it up.

Truly unforgivable technical issues mask an otherwise run-of-the-mill action adventure game. The toys are cool and all, but the game containing them simply isn't.

Jelly Love dishes up some cute graphics, but it's match-three gameplay has been done and done. You may also find yourself squinting at the similarly coloured game pieces.

Babel Rising doesn't offer enough strategic options or in-game excitement to encourage prolonged play.

A solid but completely unremarkable point-and-click adventure.

As lunk-headed and clumsy as a drunken Viking, Thor takes a hammer to the action-RPG genre with its clunky controls and cynical IAP system.

A technically ambitious but unintentionally hilarious shooter that's far too flawed to recommend.

A very short-term diversion, Trioncube is for rare puzzle game fans who don't crave a challenge.

With awful level design and just two hours of gameplay, Sonic Generations is not the return to form that we were hoping for.

Not quite bullet-hell heaven, Endless War can't match Cave's classics in terms of spectacle, and while its RPG elements are intriguing they're not enough to lever it above the pack.

Killzone is precisely average. It's mildly entertaining, sure, but also disappointingly flawed.

A short, shallow experience, Dante's Fall doesn't do enough to make it worth more than a cursory glance.

Too short to stand the test of time and too random for a physics sim, SimplePhysic has a neat idea that lacks the strength to do its job.

A strangely lovable if utterly shambolic mix of gorgeous visuals and tedious game mechanics.

Finger Shoes is a walking concept that ultimately leads nowhere.

A game about flying around, smashing into stuff, that gets a bit boring pretty quickly.

More clumsily unrefined gunplay from the Overkill series, but this time with a slightly classier 1930s comic book setting.

Murder In Venice has a great story with plenty of twists, but doesn't provide decent enough puzzles and gameplay to back it up.

It looks and sounds great, but the dire AI, weak combat, and a lack of online multiplayer leave Ancient Trader HD's strong premise all at sea.

There's certainly roads, but the only insanity you'll find in Madness Road is the floaty controls and shallow gameplay.

An imaginative, lovely looking game that somehow conspires to render godhood dull and repetitive.

There are some nice moments in Rogue Aces, but in the end it's too repetitive for its own good.

A very average Korean RPG that isn't worth the button-bashing hassle.

Full of edgy humour, but the designers forgot to add an actual game.

A dodgy script and some absurd puzzles dent the appeal of Secret Files 2: Puritas Cordis. Fans of the original game will lap this up, but everyone else should look elsewhere for their point-and-click fix.